DIY Spray on liners

[Surrey]

Anyone have any luck with these? I want to get rid of my ugly drop in but don't want to pay the big bucks for a line-x. Dupli color, herculiner and raptor are some of the main kits im looking at. There seems to be mixed reviews on different sites but who know if they prepped it properly. I understand once most of these finishes are applied they are very difficult to get off.

 

[Tempted]

I've used rubberized undercoating spray for things like tool boxes and brush guards, it should work well. I did Herculiner one time, the stuff was like pizza crust. Flaked off with your nails.

 

[DRAGGIN95]

I had herculiner in my truck for several year's, I was very pleased with it, when I removed it to raise my stock bedfloor it took a lot to get it out, many many layer's of paint remover to soften it, and a grinder with a wire wheel, I will never remove that stuff again! I sanded my entire bed first and I used twice the normal amount meaning I used 2 1 gallon can's for my bed and put it on very thick. I plan to use it again when my truck is done!

 

[Swims350]

I used plastikote and it sucks, flaked badly and I roughed up the entire floor with 220 or so before putting it on.

I'm thinking of using rustoleum on my bed floor only either spray cans or brush on from a quart can.

 

[dagen_1]

I used Duplicolor spray-on bed liner for the bottom of my truck bed before the truck got painted... it's held up so far..

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[DRAGGIN95]

That look's nice man!

 

[dagen_1]

That look's nice man!

thanks phillip.. to be in an aerosol can, it goes on fairly thick. I also did the back side of the new roll pan (after paint) and the back side of the new front bumper (before paint).

 

[woody80z28]

I did my frame, suspension, and underside of the bed & body, and engine bay with the Raptor liner. Some day I'll actually do the bed finally! haha

This stuff also goes on thick...I sprayed it at about 70psi with the included gun. You pour the activator in to the 3/4 full bottle, mix, install gun on bottle and let loose. Very easy to work with.

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[Rewind]

Looks great woody!!!

 

[dagen_1]

good job woody... that looks great!